
2026 TRANSW Symposium
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The lowdown
THE SYMPOSIUM The TRANSW Annual Symposium provides a platform for transport research students, academics, and practitioners to discuss relevant topics in transport and logistics. Research students will have the opportunity to showcase their research and attendees will have the opportunity to meet transport students, academics, and practitioners in an informal setting.
We look forward to seeing you all there!
THE DAY The 2026 TRANSW Annual Symposium, hosted by UTS, will feature a full day of - Keynote speakers from leaders in academia, government, and private industry. Parallel streams of oral presentations showcasing current transport and logistics research from research students and early career researchers. Presentations chaired by government, industry and academics from leading institutions Poster presentations highlighting current research and industry impacts Opportunities to connect with fellow researchers, academics, industry professionals, and government representatives during morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, and the closing networking drinks.
IMPORTANT DATES Call for abstracts | 3 AUGUST - 14 SEPTEMBER Abstract acceptance notification | 7 OCTOBER Registration close | 17 NOVEMBER
This year, the symposium is expanding its pool of presenters to welcome all research students and early career researchers.
ABOUT TRANSW The Transport Research Association for New South Wales (TRANSW) is a multi-institutional society for transportation studies founded in 2018. An amalgamation of transport researchers from the University of Sydney, University of New South Wales, University of Technology Sydney and University of Wollongong working closely with industry partners such as Transport for New South Wales, the Society aims to foster and support cohesive cross-disciplinary and cross-institutional excellence in transport research and practice. For more, visit us at transw.org.au
Where to rock up
University of Technology Sydney, Building 11, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia





